Whats YOUR ? opinion based on HAVE or are ARE using a Bix’n Andy TacSport pro x trigger VS a Trigger Tech Diamond . ? RJI currently use TT Diamond and I Love
them but was wondering for my newest rifle if I should try Bix N Andy . 
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I currently use TT Diamond and I Love
them but was wondering for my newest rifle if I should try Bix N Andy . The big difference between a Bix vs TT, is that a TT has no over-travel after the break. Whereas a Bix has a lot of over travel and it is sprung, so you don't end up touching a back wall after breaking the shot.
That and cost.
That and cost.
My son went from a TT to a Bix' Andy on his FTR rig and really likes it better.
The two were close in the pull weight, but the Bix'n Andy just felt better to him.
I'm not sure but he may have gained a Vbull or two on each target which is what it's all about .
Cat
The two were close in the pull weight, but the Bix'n Andy just felt better to him.
I'm not sure but he may have gained a Vbull or two on each target which is what it's all about .
Cat
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Just ask him about his man bun while shooting the 6CM, or 22 CM, and that should get him goin!!
I haven't tried the bix, but have looked at them lots. Keep going with the TT diamond. Usually score the gold ones around Christmas on their sale, not that it needs to be gold.
2 stage triggers: Helping people with poor sensation in their trigger finger for 110 years and counting.
I am also shopping for a target competition trigger.
Last time I bought a TriggerTech for my sporting crossbow in Toronto, but that was early 2000's. Not sure if they still present in GTA.
My Rem700 single stage trigger is so ugly, I am re-building that platform now for f-class.
First/next thing to replace the trigger.... but I would preffer to have a personal touch first before I pull my wallet.
Last time I bought a TriggerTech for my sporting crossbow in Toronto, but that was early 2000's. Not sure if they still present in GTA.
My Rem700 single stage trigger is so ugly, I am re-building that platform now for f-class.
First/next thing to replace the trigger.... but I would preffer to have a personal touch first before I pull my wallet.
I have Several TRIGGER TECHS and there Great but I have heard the Bix n Andy is great too so maybe I will try one 
RJ
RJAnybody know for any store in Toronto or greater area where I can have a personal touch and compare the feel to any of these - TT or BnA triggers before buying?
Buying a scope or buying a trigger - or buying a bicycle seat - is personal.
Do you prefer rounded, smooth, straight, with a dimple...and so on. I hate the idea just buying anything and sending it back.
Buying a scope or buying a trigger - or buying a bicycle seat - is personal.
Do you prefer rounded, smooth, straight, with a dimple...and so on. I hate the idea just buying anything and sending it back.
I now have 2 Jewel Benchrest triggers on rifles and they are EXCELLENT ! I see Jewel has Gone out of Business now .
Still haven’t bought a Bix n Andy yet but I will some time Soon . RJ
Like Cat says shape isn’t a big concern But VERY LIGHT AND CRISP is !
Still haven’t bought a Bix n Andy yet but I will some time Soon . RJ
Like Cat says shape isn’t a big concern But VERY LIGHT AND CRISP is !
Yeah it's too bad, I like their triggersI now have 2 Jewel Benchrest triggers on rifles and they are EXCELLENT ! I see Jewel has Gone out of Business now .
Still haven’t bought a Bix n Andy yet but I will some time Soon . RJ
Cat
You can’t Go wrong with a trigger tech Diamond
There Excellent JMO RJ
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I recently replaced a single stage bix and Andy (Dakota I believe) with a TT diamond two stage flat shoe and I am slowly working on converting all of my rifles to the TT two stage flat shoe and any future builds will have it as well. I’ve owned a really wide selection of aftermarket triggers and I believe that the Triggertech just feels the best for me and I love supporting a Canadian company that developed an innovative solution and they have great customer service.
I have the Timney and Trigger Tech on two of my rifles. Both are supurb, with no creep or after-travel. Both are set at 1.5 pounds, which is perfect for both bench and hunting.
Now for the first time experiencing it in my life, is the Tikka Trigger. I recently purchased a Tikka T3x Lite Veil Alpine, chambered in the 7mm Remington Magnum. This trigger was beyond simple to regulate, accompanied with no creep and very little after-tavel.
Way-back-in-the-day, I had a Arnold Jewel Trigger, a superb piece of machinery!
Now for the first time experiencing it in my life, is the Tikka Trigger. I recently purchased a Tikka T3x Lite Veil Alpine, chambered in the 7mm Remington Magnum. This trigger was beyond simple to regulate, accompanied with no creep and very little after-tavel.
Way-back-in-the-day, I had a Arnold Jewel Trigger, a superb piece of machinery!
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Yup, same for me.
I have a 2 stage Diamond and a single stage Diamond (both flat face but that is personal preference). Both are excellent and have their place but I think that the 2 stage eeks out the better accuracy by just a hair.
I have adjusted both to the point that they were slightly too light which I honestly didnt think was possible for me.
Timney had pro deals online (40% off IIRC) and when I bought my Crypto I was excited to take advantage of the deal. Now, they are still on Expert Voice but Fire Department members no longer qualify. Guess I'll be waiting for a sale somewhere else
